Sentence examples for decent inheritance from inspiring English sources
"Over the past few years, there has been a real shift away from the idea of leaving a decent inheritance to people wanting to see their children benefit when they are alive," said Adrian Lowcock from the IFA Bestinvest.
AMC also took four nominations for Breaking Bad, a dark comedy about a chemistry teacher with terminal cancer who starts making crystal meth to leave his family a decent inheritance.
Even when these oldies finally pass on, so the argument continues, they will have spent so much that there will be nothing to bequeath and, even where there is a decent inheritance, it will be so rare as to have the effect of increasing, not diminishing, inequality.
Hadley had a decent annual income from inheritance, ensuring that while they might go hungry from time to time (if one believes a Moveable Feast), the couple would never starve.
In places such as London's East End, the right to a decent council house had always been regarded as part of the inheritance of the respectable working class.
By our sacrifice and daring, these same children shall not be robbed of their inheritance or denied the right to live in a free and decent world".
Nowadays down-in-the-mouths point out that even Horatio Alger, the great 19th-century marketer of this belief, was hardly an exemplar of it; that most of the super-rich in the annual Forbes list started out with a tidy inheritance; and that you surely need that tidy inheritance plus two incomes to have a half-decent middle-class life, even in Peoria.
Decent conversationalist.
